What it does

Everything you pay for,
handled in one place.

Quidkeep is your subscription co-pilot for the web. It finds what you're paying for, keeps the details accurate, and makes leaving as easy as joining.

Quidkeep detecting active subscriptions in a browser side panel.
Auto-detection

It finds your subscriptions for you

As you browse the services you pay for — Netflix, Spotify, Disney+, YouTube, Crunchyroll, Adobe and many more — Quidkeep recognises your subscription and adds it to your account so nothing slips through.

  • Reads the real details. Price, billing cycle and next renewal date, straight from the page.
  • 17+ services mapped today, and growing — with smart handling for ones it hasn't seen before.
  • Receipt scan (optional). On Gmail/Outlook it can spot subscriptions from receipt emails — reading only the visible list, recording only the service name.
A Quidkeep notification reading: YouTube Premium cancelled — active until 16 Jun.
Renewals & end dates

Know exactly when each one renews or ends

Get a heads-up before you're charged and before a free trial converts. Quidkeep even flags when something is cancelled but still active until its end date — so you can use what you've paid for, right up to the last day.

  • Renewal & trial-ending alerts before the money leaves your account.
  • "Active until" tracking so a cancellation never means losing time you paid for.
Quidkeep's step-by-step cancellation guide pointing at the 'Manage membership' button on a YouTube Premium page.
Guided cancellation

Step-by-step help to actually cancel

One click starts an animated walkthrough that points at the exact controls to cancel — wherever they're hidden. Stuck? Hit "I'm stuck" and Quidkeep helps you through it. It even works on services we haven't pre-mapped.

  • Points at the real buttons — no more hunting through buried settings.
  • Cancellation email writer drafts a personalised message for services that only cancel by email.
  • No strings attached. We help you leave — there's nothing here trying to keep you subscribed.
The AI Advisor

Your subscriptions, thought through

Most trackers stop at a list. Quidkeep's AI Advisor actually reasons about your subscriptions — five tools, one tap each. Tap any to unfold it.

Rate how much you actually use something from 1 to 10, and the AI weighs it against what you're paying to give a straight verdict: Worth it, Borderline, or Cut it — plus one concrete next step.

Example — Worth it: "You're getting real value here; keep it and skip the upsell to the pricier tier."

Describe what's shifted in your life — a new job, a baby, a house move, a tighter month — and the AI audits your subscriptions against your current life stage, flagging the ones that quietly stopped making sense.

Example — Flagged: "Two streaming services overlap with what your new household already pays for — worth consolidating."

Quidkeep looks ahead and warns you when several renewals are about to land in the same week — so a heavy month never blindsides you, and you can space things out on purpose.

Sometimes you don't want to cancel — you want a better price. The AI writes you a tailored, word-for-word script for the retention line, based on your plan and how long you've been a customer.

Tell Quidkeep what you're trying to do and it suggests apps and services that fit — then lets you track the paid ones from day one, so a new subscription never becomes a forgotten one.

"Other apps find your subscriptions. Quidkeep thinks about them for you — scoring their real value, warning you before renewals cluster, coaching you to negotiate, and auditing for life changes."

Private by design

Your data is used to help you — never sold.

Quidkeep reads the pages you visit only to find subscriptions. For billing-related pages it sends a relevant excerpt to its own secure server to identify the subscription and verify the price and renewal date. It does not send full pages, passwords, or payment-card details, it never sells your data, and AI keys live only on the server — never in the extension.

Get started

See it on your own subscriptions

It takes about two minutes to add — and you'll probably find one you forgot about.